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ID photo maker
Lay out a photo to a country's official document specification.
Coming soon
ID photo makerID photo maker is specified and on the roadmap, but it is not built yet. We are telling you that rather than showing you a button that would do nothing.
- What it needs
- Build work
- Why it is not on yet
- Specified and scheduled. The processing approach is settled; the interface is not built yet.
What you can do right now
These tools work today and are the closest thing to what you came for.
Compress imageReduce image file size with a quality slider and a live before/after size.LiveResize imageChange an image to exact pixel dimensions, or scale it by percentage.LiveImage to textRead the text in a photo or screenshot so you can copy and edit it.LiveImage converterConvert between JPG, PNG and WebP, with control over quality.LiveCrop imageCrop to an aspect ratio or to exact pixel coordinates.LivePNG to JPGConvert PNG to JPG, with a background colour behind transparent areas.Live
About ID photo maker
- What does ID photo maker do?
- Lay out a photo to a country's official document specification.
- Who is it for?
- Creators and sellers preparing product photos, job applicants sizing a profile picture, anyone posting to a platform with strict image requirements, and people who want to strip location data before sharing a photo.
- Is it free?
- It will be free to use. ID photo maker is not available yet — see the panel above for what it is waiting on.
- Is it safe to use with confidential files?
- Yes, and not because we promise to behave. ID photo maker never sends your file anywhere — the work happens in your browser. There is no upload, so there is no copy of your document in our systems at any point.
- What file formats are supported?
- Input: JPG, PNG. Output: JPG, PDF.
- Will an authority accept a photo made here?
- The tool can get the dimensions, margins and print layout right. Whether a photo is accepted also depends on lighting, expression, background and how recent it is, and the final judgement is always the issuing authority's. We will state that on the page rather than implying a guarantee.